FAQ 3. The vision of the workforce development system and the mission of the WIB.

FAQ 3. As the leading change agent for workforce development, the Westmoreland-Fayette WIB'smission is to identify and address gaps in the workforce resources of the counties it serves andto build relationships with employers, educators, economic development committees, and/orelected officials in order to facilitate a cooperative effort to meet these needs.

FAQ 4. What the CareerLink system and Centers are; who can get service, where they are, what major services are offered.

A5. The CareerLinks are a "One-Stop" center, providing career and workforce development servicesto employers and job-seekers.

A6. Workforce Development Boards are made up of Business, Labor, Education Providers,Economic Development, Community Action Agencies, Welfare Programs, Department of Labor& Industry representatives, State Center Operators, and Rehabilitation agencies required bylegislation to participate in the One-Stop.

FAQ 6. Why the individual members are on the Board.

The members on the Board are advocates for the job seekers and employers. They have made a commitment to stimulate job growth through training, work with educators, work on transportation issues, be accountable for the monies spent for job training and to work with businesses to explore industry retention activities.